Andy Dean wrote:Well this is my attempt with a pillar drill at work tonight...
Looks great Andy! Your drilling skills are clearly on another level compared to mine!
Comments on my H&G Hop Strainer modification?
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farmhousekeg
Re: Comments on my H&G Hop Strainer modification?
Looks great Andy! Your drilling skills are clearly on another level compared to mine! -
Andy Dean
Re: Comments on my H&G Hop Strainer modification?
farmhousekeg wrote:Andy Dean wrote:Well this is my attempt with a pillar drill at work tonight...
Not really, that's more holes than i've ever drilled in my life before
i think it's just easier with a pillar drill and a vice.-
farmhousekeg
Re: Comments on my H&G Hop Strainer modification?
No need to eat my hat Chris. I used it on Sunday and it worked perfectly!Chris-x1 wrote:If that fookin thing blocks i'll let you eat your hat
I wouldn't worry about a few battle scars, it's not going to fall appart
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Re: Comments on my H&G Hop Strainer modification?
Like the look of this, Do you boil electric or Gas, I was wondering how a non-soldered Hop Strainer would fair under Gas heating (bubbling from the bottom rather than an electric heating element a little above it)Scooby wrote:
That's the first time I've seen the H&G strainer and well
Never had a blockage with this:
Cheers